Phil BREWSTER
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Staff in:
(English version)
Armageddon (Korean movie) : Digital Tracking
Armitage III Polymatrix (movie) : Apprentice Dilogue Editor
Battle Athletes (OAV) : Digital Tracking
Battle Athletes Victory (TV) : Digital Tracking
Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion (TV) : Digital ADR Tracking (Ep. 18-19, 22-25)
Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion R2 (TV) : Digital ADR Tracking (Ep. 1-16, 21-26)
El Hazard - The Magnificent World (OAV) : Digital ADR Engineer
El Hazard 2 - The Magnificent World (OAV) : Digital ADR Engineer
El Hazard: The Alternative World (TV) : Digital Tracking
El Hazard: The Wanderers (TV) : Digital Tracking, Final Mix
Fushigi Yuugi (OAV) : Digital ADR Engineer
Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (movie) : Digital ADR Tracking (Animaze Dub)
(The) Legend of Black Heaven (TV) : Digital ADR Engineer
Red Hawk - Weapon of Death (Korean movie) : Additional Sound Effects
Sol Bianca: The Legacy (OAV) : ADR Engineer
Street Fighter II V (TV) : Sound Effects
Tokyo Revelation (OAV) : Digital Tracking
Cast in:
(English version)
Red Hawk - Weapon of Death (Korean movie)
Street Fighter II V (TV) (Animaze dub)
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